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I created and published a reusable workflow in SharePoint Designer for a site and I need to add it to a list on the subsites. But when I go to the subsites, in SharePoint 2010, I do not see that workflow on the drop down menu. This workflow has to be made on the site because the action is copy current item on the list located on the site (Not located on the subsites).<br />
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I was under impression that site workflow can be used for any list on the subsites too. How can I resolve this issue? Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Thank you.
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I created and published a reusable workflow in SharePoint Designer for a site and I need to add it to a list on the subsites. But when I go to the subsites, in SharePoint 2010, I do not see that workflow on the drop down menu. This workflow has to be made on the site because the action is copy current item on the list located on the site (Not located on the subsites).

I was under impression that site workflow can be used for any list on the subsites too. How can I resolve this issue? Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you.

Creating workflow in SharePoint designer and using it in SharePoint 2010

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